The North American Aerospace Defense Command is preparing for its traditional tracking of Santa Claus' sleigh on Christmas Eve. NORAD has tracked the Dec. 24 flight since 1955, when a child ...

It starts with NORAD’s radar system, the same radars which are employed year-round to defend Canada and the United States. The radar detects the launch of Santa’s sleigh from the North Pole.

Here’s the question of the day – when will Santa get to my house? If you have little ones who are eager for that answer, you can depend on the North American Defense Command – better known ...

Fifty calls a day followed, AP reported. Another NORAD employee "jokingly" draw Santa and his sleigh over the North Pole on 60-by-80-foot plexiglass map of North America used to track unidentified ...

Every Christmas Eve, Norad – the North American Aerospace Defense Command – provides real-time tracking of Santa’s sleigh as it navigates the skies. The cherished tradition dates back to ...

According to NORAD, it Santa should reach the U.S. between 9 p.m. and midnight on Christmas Eve. Is Rudolph still guiding Santa's sleigh tonight? He sure is. Take a close look at the reindeer ...

“Don’t hang up — those sleigh bells will ring, and we’ll answer you soon,” NORAD wrote on social media. This year, Santa departed the North Pole at 6 a.m. E.S.T., the command sai ...

NORAD’s responsibilities include aerospace ... it helps belivers track Santa’s sleigh. Find out where Santa is and how many presents he delivered by clicking here. Aerospace warning involves ...

Children can follow Santa Claus' travels at www.noradsanta.org or call 1-877-HI-NORAD to get an update on his Christmas Eve 2024 trek. Children can watch at www.noradsanta.org or call 1-877-HI ...

There's the HQ, where you can learn about NORAD and its mission and history. There's the Library, where you can learn all about Santa, his sleigh and his reindeer. There's the Music Stage ...

NORAD Santa tracker app on Google Play store Got ... Take a close look at the reindeer pulling Santa's sleigh and you'll see Rudolph's distinctive red nose still in the front.